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As a dog owner you’ll probably notice the small extra nail set above the paw at some point — on some dogs it’s obvious, on others nearly invisible. Dewclaws are one of those details that prompt questions: should they be removed, do they cause problems, and how do I care for them during hikes or…

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I work with dogs every week and can say from experience that oral care is one of the most overlooked ways owners can improve a dog’s comfort, behavior and long-term health. Brushing at home is simple once you know how and it can cut the need for repeated anesthetic dental cleanings later in life. Dental…

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If your dog is bringing up whole, recognizable kibble or chunks of food, that’s understandably alarming. This symptom can range from a one-off upset stomach to a sign of something that needs urgent treatment. Read on to understand what’s likely going on, what to watch for now, and practical steps you can take to protect…

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When a dog starts digging at the carpet it can feel baffling and frustrating: a sudden shredded spot, a puppy happily pawing at a living room rug, or an older dog repeatedly scratching a bedroom floor. Understanding why this happens matters because the same behavior can be an innocent outlet for natural drives or a…

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If your question is simply “How much is The Farmer’s Dog per month?” the short, practical answer is: it depends on the size, metabolism, and needs of your dog, but many owners pay somewhere in the ballpark of $60–$300 per month. Below I walk through why people ask that question, the typical ranges you’ll see,…

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When a dog curls up on your feet, it can feel small and familiar — but that simple act carries information about comfort, trust, and sometimes stress. Understanding why dogs choose your feet helps you respond in ways that protect your bond and your own comfort. What Your Dog Lying on Your Feet Reveals About…

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